LuGRE consists of a weak-signal GNSS receiver, a high-gain L-band patch antenna the requisite amplification and filter circuits, designed to track a number of GPS and Galileo signals. Designed by ...

They benefit from GPS — and the three other GNSS, namely Russia’s GLONASS, China’s BeiDou and Europe’s Galileo — in many ways and are unaware of most of them, such as the fact that GNSS receivers ...

The signal was part of the Lunar GNSS Receiver Experiment (LuGRE) experiment, a co-mission between NASA and the Italian Space Agency. Being able to make use of GPS signals will allow future ...

The efforts of Professor Akos and his group helped: propel the low-cost technology enables GPS/GNSS into the mobile phone, pioneer remote sensing receiver architectures using GPS/GNSS signals, provide ...

Could a moon-based mission acquire and track signals from two GNSS constellations, GPS and Galileo, and use those signals for navigation on the lunar surface? Then, at 2 a.m. EST on March 3 ...